Advertisement rate card for The Standard Publishing Co
The item outlines daily changes to advertisement rates for The Standard in Ogden Utah. It lists worded placements, special positions, and per inch charges with notes on top-of-column and front-page slots, weekly or monthly contracts, and a claim of readership superiority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Para
Etandard
Tog Tetee
Utah
Otter
Ogden
Evening Standard
Standard Publishing
Carmichael's Butchery and a Revered Victim Murdered
The article reports Rev Jobs Carmichael murdered an Fequaintaner and details a violent crime scene. It claims motive and suggests frenzied acts by a leader within a religious setting, while noting accusations against nonmembers as part of public reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobs Carmichael
Ron
John Campionsey
Vad Carmichael
Biasels
Apple industry grows in Nova Scotia pattern
Farmers in Weber County learn to harvest and pack fruit for market. Nova Scotia’s Annapolis Valley demonstrates profitable apple production with well graded, fancy fruit and careful packing for eastern markets.
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Weber County
Utah
Nova Scoa
Wurve Ana
United States
Tom Miles
Annapolis Valley
Annaya
Aunajalie
Nova Scotia
Bartela
Con
Cap Reyalty
Weather notes on cold snaps and fruit descriptions
The report catalogs frigid conditions and temperature readings across regions with references to Nova Beatia apples, goat fat packing, and transport concerns. It mentions the impact of 20 degrees below zero and 15 to 30 degree ranges in various locales, noting how weather affects travel and daily life in areas including Weber County, Ogden, and surrounding towns.
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Charcoal Frye
Weber County
Vink
Ohtatona
Bargnera
Yetas
United States
Pula (Thhiandiog Che Temper Fre Hege [Eo Nut (Hat of Nid Wammer
Laltay Suring
Reno
Ogden Fe
Tillman’s Defense in Turbulent Senate Inquiry
Senator Tilinag is pressed to clear himself of charges stemming from a land deal in Oregon. The piece questions the motives of the president and suggests a broader pattern of secret service probes, while pressing for accountability in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tro Tilinag
Timsel
Thindize Stowerelt
wmoR-dcangay
Sr. Titman
Oregon
Congress
Serevico
Titman
Debated Use of Extermination for Criminals Discussed
An editorial argues against state sanctioned punishment by extermination. It cites historical cruelty, points to bans in the United States, and questions the link between parentage and criminality while resisting harsh, barbarous solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
America
United States
Pasa
Perente
Alaska's Wealth Test: Mineral Output Through 1908-9
The article analyzes Alaska mineral production value through 1908 9, noting total value around $15,000,000 and copper at high levels, despite a 1907 downturn from water shortages. It discusses placer and hardrock mining, district outputs, and the long-term outlook, stressing the role of water, capital, and engineering in reviving Alaska’s mining economy.
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Alaska
United States
Afata
Afata Fin Mes
Tata
Pines Willem Berol
Kasaan Mentuenle
Cogper
Prince of Wales
Popper
Yukon
Lorre
Breaks
Geological Survey
Nome
Fairbanks
Caida
Mater Minthy
Ptade aUurium
Railroads in Alaska and Their Trials in 1967
A report on Alaska transportation outlines nine railways to interior regions with mixed progress. While lines to the Matnuska coal field and to the Valder copper mines faced funding setbacks, rapid advances occurred on the Copper River line from Cordova to Childs Glacier. The document lists mileage across districts including Fairbanks, Nenana, and Copper River routes, noting limited activity at Katalla and White Pass despite ongoing work.
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Alaska
Copper
Cordova
Chilis Glacier
Keptember
Grologienaur
Trys Tnoual
Mlning
Alvedar Seward Pettnanla
Miles
Gerard Peolsauls Ry
Nome Ban Fibel
Childs Glacier
Propatly
Katalla
Rome
Yorkt
Wyhite
Yakulata Eaythernay
Yakutat
Sitok
Youk
Bitecsa
Counsel For MacMillan Denies Conspiracy In Lake City Case
Attorney Samuel A. King says Barry G. MacMillan was victim of a conspiracy after his arrest in Lake City. MacMillan faced checks and alleged fraud tied to losses at a committee. Checks were presented as cash credits, later deemed not owed. MacMillan released after hearing.
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Fale
Casa Apanet
MacMillan
Cemttter
Ioana
Monas
MacStillag
Euch
Howers
Hmacshan
Married Couple Join In New Year City Ceremony
American Fort January 10 Thomas Thitwell of Kinely aged 81 years and Mary Murphy of Salt Lake City aged 27 were married yesterday by Intent M. H. Fitzgerald The groom entered into the marriage contract while the bride is a widow with three small children They will make their home in the portetha part of the city.
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Thomas Thitwell
Kinely
Mary Murphy
Salt Lake City
M. H. Fitzgerald
Portheta
Murder Trial Opens for Alvin F Heaton in Kane County
The trial of Alvin F Heaton of Kane County charged with murdering Mary Stevens begins, with defense plans to test sanity. The case centers on the 22 April killing at the bills above Orderville, the location shifted from Kane County to Berler, and a partial confession noted after weeks of examinations.
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Alvin F. Heaton
Ore Deretiie
Kaneenenir
Mary Stevens
Tant Reaz
AichSeld
de Fer
Josey Ronth
Pro. Ro
Kane Roanty
Berler
Fortet
Orderville
Keze
Heaton
Ht Tx
Bheritt
AL Abbott
Sevier County
Young Heaton
Balt Lake
Sheritl Abbott
Richheld
Alleoiet
Supreme Court opinions render two rulings in 19th century case load
The court issued two formal opinions Monday. One concerns Thomas P Cray against William OW and RH and others, about territory insurance claims and surety liability. The second involves Pioneer Investment and Trust versus E Ender regarding a warranty deed and a building not owned by the plaintiff, with a judgment entered and an appeal.
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Supreme Court
Teth
Thomas P Craly
Willim OW
Osheer
Ant W. Mont Perry
Daly Ant Ofteer
Onan
Washington
Oli
Ivavr
Pery
Ia Uip Tase
Pioneer Investment
Trost c Pany Adamat
E. Gen
Ender
Wardeda Platof
Doyle
JV Frick
Annual Meeting of Coldfield Consolidated Held
Harton Wyn reports the annual meeting of Coldfield Consolidated was held in Keanaten in January with attendance by Cherri and others. The event reviewed operations, future plans, and financials.
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Coldfield Consolidated
Local directors elected as stock dividends planned
At the office of P W Spaaldine a board announced the election of George B Nixon as president and George Wingfield as vice president among others for the coming year. Dividends would resume March 1, 1992 at ten cents per share quarterly. Separate report notes a fatal pedestrian car collision in downtown Salt Lake City. Henry Grimm, a 21 year veteran bricklayer, died instantly after being struck at Second South and Main Streets while attempting to board a streetcar.
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Myo
P. W. Spaaldine
Litorney
George On
Utaree Winenetd
J. J
Starhensle
D. Thu Lind
Ratatog
A.W. Hows
George B Ninon
George Wicofield
Me Mackensie
Charles
Den
Hayter
Rowe & Co
Bown
Catetars
Philadelphia
Henry C Trek
J.D. Hubbard
Chicago
J. M. Mackenzie
George L Bray
A. H. Howe
Wue Falaton
George Ibief
Salt Lake
Heary Grimm
Aulaby & Gugar
Second South
Grimes
Hatchlayers
Ed Livingston
W. RR Dake
Staterman DB
Sperry
Winer
Seond Booth
Livingston
Rime
Prince Izera brings love and power in Valencia drama
Brince Hagen TM debuts in the stage adaptation Prince Izera a Valencia theatre tonight The plot follows Hagen as a noble figure drawn into a courtly romance amid wealth and political intrigue The production stars Mr Bindate who has prepared the play with local acclaim and the audience applauded the leading performances
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Prince Izera
Upton Smelatr
Jace
Valencia
Critera
Binglaff
Hagen
Bowery
Pitta
Pric
Pasder
Hin
Ale
Tobert Warwick
Bindate
Emperor of Japan Sends Squadron to Ful an Escort
Confused dispatch reports a Japanese imperial squadron moving toward Ful an escort to honor the emperor of Recta. A Korean entourage led by Prince Tie and Portac allegedly accompanied the voyage, with demonstrations along the route and a salute aboard the Marshall ship. The Japanese emperor sent a message via cablegram as the squadron proceeded.
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Emperor OF Japan
Fulan
Beout
Korea
Prince Tie
Ty Porat
Ito
Japan
Ite
Pusan
Recta
Man and wife found dead near Fort Molling after blaze
Fort Molling reports say man identified as Fort Cullink Meet Sarat actor and his wife were found dead in their burned residence about ten miles from the city. The house showed heavy damage and the couple appeared burned. Police and officials investigate possible cause of the blaze and death.
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Fort Molling
D. Jan
C . Welles
Fort Cullink
Gan Welles
Culling
Jefire
Collins
Mr. Wriles
Mved
Nebo Beth
California Electors Cast Their Votes for President
California presidential electors met in the assembly chamber and cast their votes for president and vice president. The slate favored Theodore Roosevelt and Charles Fairbanks, with others noted as potential choices.
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California
Cal
Janet
United 24A
Preadent
Vico Mtrattunt Fairbanks
Assembly
Prealdert Taft
Sherman
Unknown man dies by hanging in unclear circumstances
Fragmentary report notes a death by hanging with references to names and dates, hints at a possible last five days of activity, and mentions financial matters and a newspaper want ads section. Details are garbled and identification unclear.
Ogden City Council Session Adjourns After Minutes Reading
The Ogden city council met last evening with seven members present. Minutes of the previous meeting were approved. A request to address a corner property at Ninth Street and Lincoln Avenue was referred to the water committee after Councilman Figgare’s absence. An auditor was instructed to draw $25 on the water fund for a relief by Kleber at the water works. The council was adjourned until Tuesday evening with reports expected.
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Teguter
Trullisger
Ninth Street
Lincoln Avenue
Figgare
Fry- Fare
Clus Kleber
Thomas
Confession of a Husband by an American Magazine
A husband recalls an awakening to a life centered on his wife and her relatives, confessing that their bond and household tensions clash with his ambitions and family duties. He admits envy, quarrels, and mutual artful pretending as they navigate affection, poetry, and daily life together.
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Boxe
Panama Canal
Ebe
Calsa
Edear
Alan Poe
Acserican Magazine
Unclear Unanimous Vote Leads to Wine Debacle
An obscure report describes a unanimous vote and a chaotic scene where wine was consumed by attendees. Several gentlemen admitted emptying bottles, tainting the event with disorder. The crowd dispersed amid jovial remarks and accusations, with talk of relief and public concern lingering.
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Lippdeentt’s
Unclear OCR Summary From Fragmented Source
Fragmented text references a figure of 749 shilpa and 48 tem shambueta with a note of 10,000 men, but readable names places dates or events are not discernible to establish a coherent news item or outcome. The passage lacks verifiable entities and concrete action.
Fasting as a Religious Rite at Naritawice Temple
A Japen Times report details a year long fasting rite at Naritawice temple. About 246 men and 32 women entered the fasting hall with varied outcomes: 69 continued, 14 failed, 1 withdrew for misfortune, and others sought different aims such as world rise, family care, or general luck. Three individuals expressed gratitude for fulfilled prayers, while the period of fasting is noted as the shortest.
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Saya
Naritawice
Joe
Costs of Winning a Bet at Race Track Fraud Scheme
A gambler tries to beat the odds by paying with counterfeit or altered money, proposing wagers at Gravesend to a bookie. The scheme advances as the bettor bets with a ten dollar bill and later with a counterfeit or misvalued note, yielding a profitable but illegal exchange before the plan collapses. The incident underscores the risk and suggests the old rule that it costs something to win a bet.
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Gravesend
New York Tribune
Courna
Diving Sult with Laced Up Ledge Hazards
A garbled discussion notes dangers in deep water diving, describing hazards from slipping gear and entanglement. It mentions divers crawling near the leg and risk of contact with a ship or boat, and cites a recommendation by the English Admiralty diving committee for safer equipment and procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comton
Fragmentary historical mining reminiscence from 1800s
A garbled excerpt recalls the era of aleven mining and river ore shipments to South Wales for smelting around 1800. It notes large silver finds and references a Western Major figure, with scattered names and numbers lost to OCR.
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South Wales
Rural progress amid improved farm life and transport links
The Wall Street Journal notes that farm life is improving as telephone service trolley and road networks expand. The piece argues better rural access strengthens ties with towns and the outer world, aiding economic progress and potentially justifying a presidential commission.
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Ieee
Farma
Moceevelt
Wall Biseet Journal
Game of Laggate Revived and Odd Quaint Rules
A garbled excerpt recalls a quirky traditional game likened to a mix of folly and old country sport. The text mentions Western Canada and a fanciful “olF Eagles game of fogaale” with log gestures, a beady pastime, and a courtly remark about a French term. It references a 1400s figure and a farmer’s aid in coin tidbits, leaving a muddled, archaic tone and unclear outcome.
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Laggate
Canada
Loggat
America
Atin
Logeste
Fay
Tayer
World’s Steepest Rail Line Opens Near Goren Tyrol
A new railway line near Goren in Tyrol claims the steepest grade in the world, surpassing the Mendel and Venerlag routes with sections from 64 to 100 to the mile. The ascent uses wire rope and climbs the mountain side toward Viral Terrace on the River Elanch, with a survey noting the journey takes about eight minutes for the full distance.
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Goren
Tyrol
Mendel
Venerlag
Viral Terrace
Elanch
Ayssen
Curious Phenomenon Reported in Southwest Africa
A German observer notes a strange event described as a tide in southwest Africa. Dark clouds gathered, followed by a tropical storm. Water eroded ground exposing lava and releasing snakes and mice which were then attacked.
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Offeer
Africa
Cumbey
Wultusee
Inia
Wanted Ad Fragments From a 19th Century Ledger
Fragmentary OCR text shows a clerk reading a rough Wanted advertisement for a situation. The garbled lines mention wages, sugar, cake, and a possible object or task, hinting at a past employment request. The readable portions imply a job sought and the employer’s need for someone to supply a service or item.
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Firie Cortes
Carmichael
Tillman
Railroads
ADA Tring
Salt Lake and State News
MacMilla
Nan
Marrie
Thomas Titwell
American Fork
Hare
Tealay Alennris
Henry Grimm Sligo
Brince Hagen
Fribco
Man Ang
Waly
K. Mottman
Basaing
Shen Tie Corp
Hattman
Niles
Ogden City Council
City: Wall
Aslen
Chiles
Clarks’ Stores
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